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and occupy too much space to relate
the way in which these subjects were
handled by this venerable old man
and eminent jurist. Judge
Green j. Clark is admired and re-
spected by the people of this little
village as few men could be, and the
wholesome truths declared to us will
be long remembered and we will cher
ish the NOBLE efforts of this grand old
man. TO Danish from our midst the ac-
cursed saloon, when perpaps his earth
ly form is taking its final rest, beneath
the sod, of this, the land he loves SO
well.
AT the expiration of Judge Clarl's
time, Mr. Whitehead took the floor.
If ever q man labored under great dis
advantages Mr.. Whitehead was GER
tainly that man. He most assuredly
realized that he was OH the unpopular
side of the question and all he could
do, was to do his best lie had been
among us all day and by his ailable and
gentlcmanly conduct created decd-
eddy favorable impression, and we un-
hesitatingly say the gentleman's zeal
Gus efforts were worthy better cause.
This gentleman's main issue was the
"don't prohibit" hobby, and he played
it for all it was worth. personal
Liberty" occupied share OF his time'
and (of coursc) the "grape vine." The
gentleman became eXtravagant in his
endeavors to capture the fair sex by
bold flattery. One of his remarks be-
ing, that the vilest woman on earth
was better than the best man, OF
course such q reckless disregard of the
truth as the above statement was
looked upon by the ladies of this town
with disfavor-to say the least of it.
After q harangue of one hour and
fifty minutes the gentleman thanked
the audience for their kind and re-
spectful attention and rushed almost
breathless from tho house. In the Ian
guage of prominent anti, MIR.
Whitehead made grand physical
effort"
Mr.. Moore said the lateness of the
hour forbade his having anything to
say and the meeting was adjourned.
Prohibition is steadily gaining in
this county and this box 1 am satisfied
will poll n large maiority for the
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Mr.. Moore said the lateness of the
hour forbade his having anything to
say and the meeting was adjourned.
Prohibition is steadily gaining in
this county and this box 1 am satisfied
will poll large majority tor the
amendment. NORwARD.
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DIR. T.. s. Davis

makes speciality of treating diseases
peculiar TO children. His little medi-
cines are harmless and will relieve the
little ores without danger.
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sell bicycles on easy payments,
WIN. A. L. KNOX,
9O2 Main ST., Dallas.
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WANTED. MAN WITH TEAM AND
w scraper, to do some work on Oak Cliff.
Apply at HERALD Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VIZ ANTED TO RENT-A FURNISHED
w house of five rooms for four or five
months, convent to business, within two
blocks of street cars. Apply at 136 Pacific
Avenue.
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XXTANTED-To EXCHANGE A GOOD
w milch COW for a pony. Apply at 1867
Main street.
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postal card aud he will call and buy
your second hand mems clothing.
Homemade catsup. vegetables,
fruits, cold drinks, tin ware, lamps,
ctc., at 7. II. Craddock's Ervay Street
Grocery.
If you want pure clear ice made
from filtered and distilled water inc
Trinity river water usedD telephone
the Dallas Ice Factory's Office, 903 Elm
street Telephone No. 81.
Call and see G.. w. Louden s22 Elm
street the second hand man if you
want to rent furniture. lie is the
boss.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A DYSTERBACH. 1924 Fl 4 street. Send
A.or telephone your orde. : Tor wood, coal
and feed. Prompt atterdon and lowest
prices.
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TOR PENTHOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS
l. on Masten street, No. 10, near the Spice
Mills. Apply at No. l2l North HARDWOOD to
Eddie Mosely.
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DR.. ID. IL. Sneakers Method.
Most
absolutely
double and ncompeeand scro WITHOUT The
KNIFE OR SYRINGE.
standing snectua
Anscufc hlanthops do not hesitate yeheir
OIL erna,tk eeons Of all afflicted.
In
Of 1 snosse r a se
Drr. A. v. ~ r. ;. Davis. Dallas. fexas
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MEDICAL.
HOUSE MOVING.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Why don't you have your boots and shoe 5
made to order, when they don't cost any
more than stock work, at A. Blust's, 0l4
Elm street.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-04

EOURTH DAY.

United States vs.. Philemon Newell,
grand larceny; trial was bad by jury
who brought in verdict of guilty as
charged in the indictment and fixed
sentence Of nine months in the peni.
tentiary.
United States vs.. Green Mountain
rsnching company; continued for the
term.
United States We. Bull Mountain
rsnching company;dismissed at plain
tifi's cost.
Maurice Auerbach ct al. vs. Chas.
w. Savage ct sl;motion to change ven-
ue withdrawn, death of plaintiff Wins.
low is suggested.
Merchants National Bank of st. Paul
Va. Chas. w. Savage ct al; motion to
change venue IL withdrawn.
Colorado & Montana Live Stock Co.
vs.. Daniel Boyle; default Of defendan,
noted.
Isaac 0rschel W.. A. J. Kimball ct al
set for Nov II.
Territory Of Montana vs.. J. NJ. Nc.
Gurk; motion to nolle prosequi this
case was denied.
Territory Of Montana vs. Sam NJ.
Pepper; motion TO nolle prosecute the
case was denied.
Territory Of Montana vs., G., w. Kel.
ly, indicted for grand larceny; ar.
raigued and given until Nov. 4th to
plead. G. II. Middleton was appoint.
ed his counsel
Territory Of Montana vs.. Michael
o Brien, indicted for murder; il ar.
raigned, indictment read to him and
pleads aud says bis true name IL
Michael Brien, given until Nov. 1, IN
which to plead. w. A. Burleigh is
appointed his counsel.
Territory Of Montans vs.. Ed. Fray.
ner, indicted for assault with deadly
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-04
ROUGH ON EMIGRANTs.
Decision of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.

Decision OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Washington Telegram: The inter
state commission has rendered a deci-
sion In the case of w. U. Smith against
the Northern Pacific railroad CON-
psny, with written opinion by Com
missioner Walker. The Northern
Pacific railroad company has been
accustomed to sell tickets to land
seekers or explorers at its land office
in ST. Paul, thus enabling them to 20
out on the line Of its road and inspect
the land which 1t has for sale al
about one-half Of the regular rate for
round trip tickets. 1t has also been
accustomed TO sell to settlers passing
through st. Paul with their effects
and who are about to purchase railroad
or public lands at low rates. These
explorers or settlers are carried on reg
ular trains. After the Interstate
commerce law went into effect the
sale of these special classes Of tickets
was for a time discontinued, but re-
turned later, and complaint WAS
made to the commission. An investi-
cation Of the matter was held at
Minneapolis and briefs were filed.
The commission now declares that
the Interstate commerce law does
not permit the sale OF tickets to
any class Of people at the rates differ
ent from those established for the gen
eral public aud that if its being very
desirable for the defendant TO make
sale of its lands is reason for discrimi
mating in favor Of explorers and set
tiers, the same reasoning would spply
In case the company should desire :,
stimulate its freight traffic or any
other branch of its business by the US,
of reduced rates or free transportation
to customers; that the claim that th.
settlement Of western territorie.
should be promoted by special facilitie.
Of transportation to emigrants is q
claim properly to b addressed to q
legislative body, but not for considera.
ton in interpreting the present statute
and moreover that the company
able by excursion rates open to all and
by making allowances upon the prices
charged for its land OF part or all OF
the cost of tickets, to gain the accomp
lished object to sufficient extent
without violation of law; that th,
means, occupation Oh purpose of pal
lies are not proper considerations upoI
which to found determinations smonl
them. The Northern Pacific railroad
company is therefore notified to desis
from selling either of said specia
classes of tickets at rates less than tn,
regular rates charged TO the public.
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.liI RICHES.
SOCIETIES.

40 H-Division No meets hrst aud second
SUNDAYS OF each month
*, Of H.-Meets drst and third Wednesdays at
1902. m,, at Odd Fellows Hall,
AT. "A. M.-Iellowstone Lodge, No. 70, hrst
and third Wednesdays,
X. A. N-lellOwstone Chapter, No. D. second
and fourth Saturdays.
X. T-Damascus Gommandery, second and
fourth Thursdays.
4. q. o. F-Custer Lodge, No. ls, every
Monday at their hall.
l. 90. F-sentinal Encampment, No, 6, frs"
and third Friday.
X. OF P.-crusader Lodge, No. I, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
C.K. Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday at
X, OF L-First and third Fridays,
GA R-U. ;. Grant Post, No. IA, first and
third Tuesdays. .,
TO. g. T.--Star Of the West, No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
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Virtues OF the Autipbone.

A Yankee clerk in one Of the depart
ments has invented contrivance called
the autiphone. The thing consists Of .
little diaphragm that can be put in the
ear, where il is not visible or unpleasant,
and II shuts out all sounds except the
words Of person conversink lose 10 one
wearing the phones. Tho noise OF
wagons, ice cream men and the deviled
crab man are wholly shut out. The dia-
phragm operates like the corundum
crystals that polarize light letting some
rays pass and shutting out others -Nev
York Sun.
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loheial Publication.l
ORDINANCE No. 8.
Amending Ordinance No. 4.

BE 1T ORDAINED by the city coun-
Gil OF Miles City NJ. T.
That the twenty.fourth subdivision
OF Section One. OF Ordinance No.
Four, relating To the license for ice
dealers be amended so as TO read An
follows:
Each dealer in ice 5000 per year.
Approved November lst, 1857.
tSigned.) L. II. JoHSsoS,
Attest: Mayor.
;. GORDON,
City Clerk
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rhEDAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday.

tn. Ogciai Paper of custer County.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-04

There Is many heart that dwells In ID
soul, like hermit In his cell, It's own -
end sogrowing confessor. Esek.
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FROM frame TO BRICK.

The undersigned hereby announces ms Ten'0vaI
from the old stand, to one Of the neW ana con0"'o"S
brick stores in the GydhaDS Block on the south S1de %
Main Street JetWeen 9th and H,where,UHh enlarge"
facilities for handling his trade he wtH be GLAD to re-
ceiUe all old customers and n,anyneW ones.
w. =. SKINNER.
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HEYE's HILL

temiiben unb banit perbeu fie fi@
tuun0ern. bort cine bIiibenbe Niebers
Iaiuns iiG eutmideIn su fsbsn. bic I'm
gefunbefen 9beiIe Der Stabt Iiegt anb
bic in Man6em ben WunfG ress ma.
den tuirb, fi& bort ebenfalls ausufies
beln. Die Sage lit be bensbar i@6nlie
nnb bic siusfi6t auf bic Galabo iR
cine 70 berrIi6e. bab fie iaiiu, BON II.
gen6 elmer anberu In Der umeeeeno BON
Sau glntonio iibertoffen tuirb.
Bon eiaem erOben Boom" 1T
bel 9epes Gill feline @ebe, es ban.
belt f@ bier nidt I'm, bic Grtnbuns Ct.
r,er srobartieen Dinen : 1oraabt nit
garts, 2urbduiern unb riefieen Babes
SoteIs. fonbsra uui bic @riinbuns elmer
folibeu RiebsrIafuns BON 2euten, bic
nidt fiber 6unberitaufenbe gu berfieen
baben. aber bod Die gtnfise Geleeen'
Deit ersreifen noleu, fi@ in freier, ge.
lumber Gage cine 9eimftdtte ouf eigener
6GOue iu sranben.
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ttut9e 8atspIdbe

auf ben Martt au brinsen, iuDbei ibm
.beiOnoers Der llmifanb 3u Staten fam.
BOB Ct ienes 2ano felbft aiemli6 bilie
gefoaft bate. llnb CT batte fG
nit ieiner Speculation niGt perreduet.
benr auBer ben i6on bortanbenen
0duiern finb iebt bort cine game Mn.
3abl bon Weubauten proietiirt ouf Bou.
i%felen. bic stfi Dor 3ursem perfauft
murbsn. unb es uersebt feline Wo9t. Ia
0er nidt brei biz bier tleus Cots Der.
fault usrben. Wenn Dos 10 anbtIt,
meroen bulb ale 9aaiielsn perariFeu
iein. SOl@e 2eute, bic bas gauge Sabr
niGt elm ein3ises MaI aus benz Mittel,
punt Der Stabt bet0usfommeu. folIteu
fiG einmal nod benz uuir sinei Mleilen
In iibbfliGer @iGtuns Don Maii
plaja geleeenen
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sf bic ehtptnbiad,t nnbsslbara

Man lee bas @a@febeabe: pSert 6. s.
Morris in Mepart, Mrfanfas, iast: sd lag
an 2unsen . Mbfceien fdiper barnieosr, nnO
incline Grsuabe unb Die slerate erfldrtem mid
fit unbeilbar idpinbfIdtia. Da fling i@ an,
Or. Sings neue8 g9pinbludtsmittel au ges
brau6en. SEPT babe ib Die brittle Glalde nnb
bin bereits im @tanbe, Die arbeiten auf meiner
Garn nieber gu iiberipaden unb gu beauffid-
tisen. 90 1T bic bette Mebieii, bic es seben
fann!"
Sefe Mibblepart in Decatur, Sbio, fdreibt !:
sBenn i9 uidt Dr. Sings neues S9pinb.
fu9ts. SeilmitteI sebraudt bdtte, iudre i'd i6on
Ianse nteinem 9%unsenleiben erIeaen. Die gerate
tatten mid bereits aufsessben. Sept bin i'd
bel beRem @o6l1ein.@
grobefaf6eu frei in Der spotbete bon u.
Ortiz.
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aetn ~sfnpdem.Metaen utehr.

gbparb Sbspberb in harrisburg, ST., Iaat :
sDa ber @ebrau9 bes electric Bitter 70 tuobl.
tbdti9e Goleen far mid bate, balte i1 mid fit
berpfidtet, bies Der IeibenDen MenIdbeit nit.
alttbeiIen Sd bate adt Sabre lang elm b6fes
8ein uno meine aer5te ~bebaupteten, bab ent.
tpeber Der anodsn aeidabt ODER bas 8ein oh.
senonlnaen tueroen miiue. Staff beFeu eebraud.
ie it brei Glafden electric Bitter unb Z S1a4.
teIn Bndlens Srniea. SaIbe anb meiu Hein In
iett sefunb.
electric Bittsrs ipirb su so eents bic SIafGe
uno Budiens Hrniea Salbe gu % Gents Der
SGaGfeI BEL u. Dreib b~srfauft.
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@uuntaridter Muraba6 if

gountpridier Mnr3ba@ if nit
Dem Blame bes Sngenieurs Maarp,
uelGer bas Gourtbaus In cine Clinic mil
gommereeiirobe itelt. nidt einberInns
ben. ST bebauptet, baB Die 4bma9une
NIT BEN Mapor unb sen Mitgliebern
bes S~taOtratbes babin cling, has @e.
bduoe In Der Mitie bes Ylasas aufau,
ftibreu, 10 bob ruib beruri Elm Moum
bon rs GuB Wreiie iibrig blieb. Oerr
Mursbad lit fiber, BOB bic gountp.
3ommifdre fem GeIb beuiaieen unb
ii6 bonn proieft aurtd3ieben. i'm Sale
Der MnDDr. inter befieu SnfruEii0nen
Der Jngenieur bonbslt. mot an Der ur.
iprtingliden 8srabrebung feltbdlt.
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sStt Nunbant.9 iamamtens Sanfe
fin0et Sbr bas bette MHortiment Der
reuelfen WObittten IN Diamauten,
ubren, Sutuelea &C. sa niebrigereu prei.
fen aIs iraenbtuo orbers. GpreMt Dor
unb IaBt @uh Waaren 3eigen unb preiIe
renien. 8. Goubaiit 1T felt 1868 etab.
lirt uno erfreut fi6 eines tpeitperbreite,
ten guien 9ufes. gr ift elm in bet
@4nei3 aussebilbeter praftifder ltbrs
nader urb garatfirt ole feline Mrbeitett.
NamentIi6 madt ct nuf fem Bri0ens
Eager aufmertfnm. 8. Monbant, Ms1in
Blo3a. 6on 4ntoaio. .8,12, tutn1M
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Heyes Hill.
@o6ffeile SauaeGen
fir Sebermami.
Tir SeOen Elm eisenes 9eim out
eisener @dolle.

Die meiten Gremben. bic nod San
Mntonio fommen. ipunbern fi9 bartiber,
baB uniere stabt i'm SbalteHel anselest
1T, wdbreno fi@ ibrer Nnidt nod BITE
luftigen 96ben3ise rings berum, nos
mentli6 bic i'm Often. melt better jur
anlase einer 9taot seeignet baben ,uiir.
ben. Sieie Mnfi6t III cine gang ri9tise.
nur bersiBt man babel, baB San Unto.
MO cine alte 5taot 1T = bic apeits ober
b~rittdIteffe Der Ser. 5taaten unb baB
6amals. ais bic 9panier Sun AntOnio
g~riinoetetg anbere gefi6tspnntte MAPS
ge6en6 tuareu, ais beut3utage.
Dar1als muBte man ii9 in Der Ndbe
bes flieBenben DaTers anfiebeln. unb
tpie man batnals bies WaKer aussu.
uuben berftanb, babor lest ia unier
Ditch. 5pHem nod beute elm berebtes
3eugniB OBJ. Naein 70 praftii6 unb 10
Eidarfinnig iene bitches" aud ange.
Iest finb, 10 uermo6te mon He bod
beim beften Milen nidt bersauf 81
leiten, uub 70 mubte man babon Ab.
tanb nebmen, bic 0iieel gu befiebeln,
fonbern lieB ii6 i'm Sbale uieoer.
Dieie Ridfdten eritireu iebt ni6t
mebr. Die mo6ernen MoFerIeitunsen
geftatien es au9-beim gorbanbeniein
bes n6tbisen WaKerbruds, ober menu
bieier feblt, bur6 Dampftroft, has Waf1
fer in R6bren bergauf su Ieiteu uno 10
ielbf bic 06ben be.pObnbar su maden,
benen bic Hatiirli6e 8etpdferuRg feblt
Geitbem uniere Waferleitung erilirt.
madt fi6 INNER mebr bic Neisung ber
9irger bon Snn alntonio beuaertbar,
lire Dobnhduier auf iene MnbOben gu
berlesen, ouf benen lie Ser fiiblen Briit
tbeilbaftis merbeu tbnnen, bic bort
o ben beiBeten 9asen unb Be.
L3u tueben pfiesi.
tinb benz BRO,
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aIuf Der pon @orHcaua na9 Oils.
hoto fhbrenben Seitenfrede Der ct.
2Ouis, 4rtanfas & 5eras Babu fiub z
Wtilen beteits NIT S1,euen belegi une
bis gum Gnoe bes Wonats September
follen 20 feriig fem.
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Derr y. Sepe bon 81 Grange


nieoerselafen, Der int iabbfliGeu 9beile
Der stabt auf ben 9igeIn elm sroBes
Slid an6 eriuarb, baffeIbein Baupldbe
ausleste unb feIbft iofort nit benz 8au
zines sroBen @teinbaufes fdr f6 fslbH
besann. Gs bauerte nidt LANCE, unb
e bertaufte cine Mnaabl ieiuer Cots
uub ba. TOO nod Dor 2ursert tueiier
uiG;ss ais Mesquitbii4e uub 3attus.
ftaiibsn su ieber tparer. erbebt f6 iebt
f@or cine fattli&e 9eibe bibider uto
freunbIi6er WObnbduier.
Sn ri@tiser grfenntniB Der 3eitpers
bdItniKe, bel6loB 6err 6epe Dor alien
Dingeil
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baB id babe" unb nibt 6bne etnet
Mnflug BON 0umor nirb banr tpeiter
er3dblt, pie Gbtitus fi1 BON ben bur1
ibren aldermen @eiiterglauben ba1en.
bersig setporbenen Siiugern ein Sttd
gebratenen Slid ausgebeten babe, UNI
tie burd fem gRen bon ibrsr @eilters
fur9t gu furiren. Wie man aus bieier
STEELE cine Betdtisang bes Wieberers
i9einens 8erfforbener uno bic griften3
eirer reoenben @eifermelt berausbelpeis
len min, gebt iiber ben 9ori3ont bes
Sonntagsbetra6ters, ba5u seb6rt bas
bbbere fpirifif9 angebau9te Begriffs.
bern6gen bes 0errn paffors germs
bon Marrenton, GaDette @ountD. Seras.
lin bic Bere9tigung bes 5piritismus
gu beweifen, begebt 6err Germs cine
fernere 8erbrebung ber Sbatfa9en, in.
benz er bebauptet, f9on i'm eriten Sabr.
bunbert Der 6rifli6ea 3eitre6nung bas
be es cine Gefte gegeben - bic @npIfis
ter - tuelde Gpiritifen getpefen ieien.
Wenn 6err 9erms etnas better In Der
Girdengei9i6te b~etpan6ert todre, tpiiroe
er tpiKen, baB ber8noficismus nett mebr
cine 8erf9melaung griedi5der phiIifos
fbif1er Spfeme = fpecil bes foii6eu
unb platonif9en = NIT Drientalii1er
Hydrologic, als cine 9riItli1e @efte
mar. Dds WiKen, Bic h6here grfeunt.
niB (aeGnosisv) aait linen melt mebr,
als Der @lauben, unb baber tpurben Bic
@uofifer ffou BON MufQua an bpm her
Girde als Geber unb 6eiben perldrieu.
DaB 6err Germs fh auf bie5e @np{titer
beruff, UNI Ben hrifIihen llrs
fpruna bes 5piritismls nadautpeifen.
seiat, tuie auBerorbentlid, bIaf Der
5dimmer lit, ben er bonn WeIen un6
Der Be5eutuua bes @nofticismus hat.
lIebriaens meiut Der teronifhe Sci.
ferforresbpubent besNueufouner Welt.
boten1, baB bic griheinunaen Weritors
bener fid f~einesneas auf Sic 9eit Der
erfteu ghrifienoemeinben b~efhrdufteu.
fonbern bas fe felt benz .Sahre 1926.
LETT Gaiier RouifQutin bas Gbriffeu,
fhum a1r 5tootsreIiQion erhoba INNER
aabIreiher aetporben tpdren. I5o9
Woher beaieht Ser perehrte Meberenb
benrf biele Wohriht2 Efmo hireft ner
@eifferpof9) Ct erfldrt fidl bieien
umfQnb auf Bic foIaeu6e IihtbnlIe
Weife: .@ott nolIte baourM ben @Ious
ben an bas Nprhoubenfein elmer WeIt
Der Setter erhaIien uub bic Menfmbeit
bepabren Dor eiuem Qdnalimen Werfns
ten In l1nglauben uub MberaIauben.
Niesif6 Ser s bisauf Sic
0rtige Gtunbe!n
3um Sdlufe |einer DECENTRALIZATION
NbbanoIuna inn .WeItboteun fiibrt 6err
paifur Germs aus Worreutoi Elm Sci.
fpieI aus feiner eigeueu g~rfabruna" an,
bas mir aur gharatteriiruno bieles
Maunes bier ohne @Dmmentar reprp,
buairen tuoIen. SIS beikt Do:
Die Weit iii hinlidtIid, aeiffioer
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fief ber5unfen. Den @Iaubeu an cine
perfDuIihe W~erbinbuna nit ben Euoe6
unb Geiiiern i'm Settle gbriffi
mir ion etipa an allen gnoeul
biefer CLAUDE lit beinabea
mar I'm Winter bss ssoa
benz meire ssrau o.
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2aBt Gn6 niht tduiden burd
uie6ere 9reiie fit Nrbeit. melde better
ais irgenb cine in Seras geliefert tpirb,,
fcubern berfiigt guh mad Gala.
~ ans pbotosrapbiihem Mtelier. go.
Alb Dhs0oufpn.6 traBe, fup gum CUTE
uno 5ufrieoenifeIenbe Arbeit gu reellem
preife 8arantirt pirb.
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8ermif 8ap Mniteru !

Trif6 ieben 3agl Wer5en in ieber
6orm ferbirt. gbenio Wilb aller 9lrt,
te nod Der Sabres3eit. = gu baben i'm
&efauraut bon 0aruif6 & gdr.
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Maberid'S 8aaf beforgt @eIbjer,
bnngea nod oaen 8beilen Oentf1Idnbs
ms Dous obeeIiefert gu bilisereit Noten
als Die p%pftoffice.
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MaberidtS Nanf, aIIgemeines Banfs
eef6dft, aablt AZ 3infet auf Depoliten
fir beifimttlie 3eit.
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